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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1900

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Chamberlain Outlines South Africa Policy In Commons

London dispatch reports Mr Chamberlain presenting settlement lines for South Africa aimed at ending guerrilla war and moving toward Crown government and eventual self rule. Milner’s role unclear. plans include Dutch proclamations, municipal rights for Pretoria, Johannesburg, and Bloemfontein, with emphasis on pacification and taxation to fund wide reforms.

W. Duncan Pirie North Aberdeen Aberdeenshire South Africa Mr. Chamberlain Chamberlain Orange River Alfred Milner Lord Roberts

Chamberlains Statement Promises Civil Government in Transvaal

Liberals cheer as Joseph Chamberlain announces in the House of Commons that civil government will soon be established in the Transvaal and Orange River colonies. He says the government hopes, not proclaims, that before the next session civil administration may be set up in both colonies. The offer reflects ongoing imperial policy discussions.

Transvaal Asquith Timothy Healy North South South Africa Philippines House of Commons Viscount Cranborne Foreign Office Orange Free State A. Emmett Oldham Henry Campbell-Bannerman Chamberlain Emmett London Joseph Chamberlain Orange River Orange

De Wet Retreat From Sterk Spruit Near Aliwal North

General De Wet after the Sterk Spruit engagement moved south at night crossed the Caledon River to Odendal Drift but found it impassable. He veered east along the Orange River, then northeast toward Rouxville, pursued by General Knox. De Wet’s men are exhausted and 300 dead and dying horses were counted along the Smithfield road.

Aliwal Kitchener War Office de Wet Dewersdorp Knox Lindley Rhenester Vaal Orange River Caledon Odendal Reuxville Wepener Orange River Colony MacDonald Allwal Cape Colony Sterk Spruit Caledon River Odendal Drift Rouxville Smithfield Road

Concentration camp on the Rand burghers to be largered

Johannesburg reports the reconcentrato policy with four thousand farm folk to be housed on a racecourse in a laager under tight control. The Gazette notes able bodied British subjects may be conscripted for Rand Rifles service as well.

Johannesburg Rand Rand Rifles

Lord Roberts Arrives at Port Elizabeth

Lord Roberts arrived this morning aboard the Canada at Fort Elizabeth Cape Colony and was greeted by hundreds of townspeople who waited all night for a view. He rode through town, received several addresses, then re embarked on the Canada. All Deerfoot Farm sausages are made at the Farm in Southboro Massachusetts using select materials and clean preparation.

Lord Roberts Port Southboro Mass

Senate to vote on amendment to Hay-Pauncefote next Thursday

In executive session Washington reports the Senate will decide next Thursday at 3 o clock on the foreign relations committee amendment policing the canal. Senator Teller proposes to strike out the fortification ban on the Nicaragua Canal and argues the United States should build the canal without Britain’s consent. Senate adjourned after Morgan and Teller speeches with no open-session business.

Washington Senate Committee On Foreign Relations Teller Nicaragua Morgan Senator Lodge Senator Morgan Colorado United States Great Britain Hay Evarts Blaine England

Horace J Hayden Killed In Window Fall At Home

Horace J Hayden second vice president of the New York Central Railroad was killed at his home by a fall from a window while suffering heart disease and dizziness. He served as major in the Civil War and held multiple railroad directorships and company presidencies. He leaves a widow one daughter and two sons.

NEW York Central Horace J. Hayden New-York Central Railroad West Seventy-sixth-st Hayden Walter Jones West Seventy-fourth St Mr. Hayden Roundsman McNaught Armstrong and Deering Robert A. Abbe Arthur L. Fisk No. 13 West Fiftieth St Abbe and Fisk Harvard University 4Th Regiment of Artillery Kansas City Boston Boston and Albany Railroad Boston and Albany William H. Vanderbilt New-York Central New- York Central Central Dock and Terminal Railway Company Tonawanda Island Bridge Company Buffalo Erie Basin Railroad Company Carthage and Adiron- Gack Railway Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley and Pittsburg Gouverneur and Oswegatchie Railroad Merchants’ Dispatch and Transportation Company Mohawk and Malone Railroad New-Jersey Junction Railroad New-Jersey Shore Line New York and Putnam Railroad New-York Central Niagara River Railroad Niagara Falls Branch Spuyten

Cars Crush An Automobile At Bleecker Street

Cyrus Field Judson of 135 Broadway and a companion were riding south when they tried to cross Sixth Avenue tracks at Bleecker Street. Their car was hit by a northbound and then a southbound streetcar, demolishing the auto and forcing a brief traffic delay. Judson refused to file a complaint and no arrests were made.

Cyrus Field Judson Broadway Bleeckerst

Warships to hasten to South America from San Diego

Admiral Kautz ordered immediate sailing to South America. The Iowa and the Philadelphia prepare to depart San Diego tomorrow amid surprise at the sudden move. A coal load of one thousand tons for the flagship was cut to half before cancellation.

San Diego Cal Kautz South America Iowa Philadelphia

Colombia to Pay an Indemnity for Taboga Seizure

Kingston reports the British gunboat Pheasant visited Panama after the seizure of the British steamer Taboga by Colombian authorities. Settlement is believed to be an indemnity to the Pacific Navigation Company. Fighting continues at Buenaventura as rebels retain positions.

Kingston Jamaica Colon Panama Pacific Navigation Company Buenaventura

Death of Horace J Hayden Shocks Senator Depew

Washington reports Horace J Hayden, longtime railroad traffic executive and ally of Senator Depew, has died. Depew recalls his colleague as an able traffic man and genial person. Board of Directors will decide successor, possibly by promotion, if the office is filled.

Washington Senator Depew Horace J. Hayden Mr. Hayden Depew Hayden United States Promoon

Sweeney Rescues Tug Crew After Gale Sinks John W Her ring

Captain Miller of the C. C. Sweeney rescued all but one crew member from the sinking tug John W. Herring, twenty miles south of Cape Lookout. Engineer D. W. Douglas drowned. survivors include Charles Stevens, William Van Harten, Reuben Doane, and Emanuel Faby. The tug, bound Elizabeth City to Beaufort, with cargo lumber, sank after a gale November 24.

C. C. Sweeney David Miller Brunswick John W. Herring Cape Lookout Charles Stevens William van Harten Reuben Doane Emanuel Faby D. W. Douglas Douglas Captain Stevens Elizabeth City N. C Beaufort S. C Miller Sweeney

Secret inquiry into vast Buffalo divorce mill

Justices of the New York Supreme Court opened a confidential probe into a suspected nationwide divorce mill pattern. They consider the charges serious enough to pursue actions against involved attorneys, with District Attorney Penney given access to corroborating evidence.

Buffalo Childs White Lambert, Hooker Kruse Supreme Court Penney New York

American officers meet Selamlik in Constantinople

United States Chargé d'Affaires Lloyd Griscom and Captain Colby M. Chester with the Ken tucky’s officers attended the Selamlik in Constantinople. The Sultan welcomed Captain Chester and invited him to prolong his stay to Monday for an audience with Mr Wiscom and his staff, dining at the Palace. Also noted is an unrelated comic feature and a railroad advertisement for trains to St Louis from New York.

Constantinople Lloyd Griscom United States Colby M. Chester Kentucky Selamlik Chester Wiscom

Mad nurse murders babe in Williamsburg flat

A 26 year old Jersey City trained nurse allegedly killed the 18 month old child of James and Mrs. Jones at 127 Palmetto Street Williamsburg. The motive cited is the nurse's prior admission she bore a child and longed for her own infant in an asylum. The body was found throat cut ear to ear after 9 pm.

Alice O’donnell Jersey City James Jones Palmettost Williamsburg Jones Mr. Jones Joneses Hamburg Ave Gaus

State seeks alternate sites for Adirondacks tuberculosis hospital

A joint meeting of the State Forestry Board, Health Board and hospital trustees debated site options for a proposed tuberculosis hospital near Big Clear Lake and Dannemora. Trustees were instructed to report alternate sites with land prices. The $50,000 appropriation was seen as a starting sum for a far larger project.

Big Clear Lake Paul Smith Dannemora Howard Townsend J. H. Pryor Bualo Willis J. MacDonald Albany Ezra Kendall Saranac Lake Walter Jennings State Forestry Board State Board of Health Big Cleer Lake Dannemora Village Delaware and Hudson Railroad Hospital Woodruff E. A. Bend Babcock Rochester Merton E. Lewis State Board of Forestry Daniel Lewis Owen Cassidy Baxter T. Smelter Board of Health Friends of

Death during a New York wedding tragedy

Sadie Steinbeck sixteen employed at 240 Rivington Street died after a window sill collapse while watching a Jewish wedding on a neighboring building. She fell through an air shaft holding a clothesline, breaking her neck. Austrian immigrant had lived in the U S two years. father at 61 Sheriff Street claimed the body at Union Market Station.

Sadie Steinbeck Rivington St Union Market Station No. 61 Sheriffst

Tragic Railroad Collision In Red Bank NJ Wrecks Carriage

In Red Bank New Jersey a Pennsylvania Railroad train struck a closed carriage near the Jersey City bound line injuring Paul Wolcott, his wife, and John Wright. Paul Wolcott lost an arm and a leg, John Wright was hurt, Mrs Wolcott escaped with minor injuries. The horse died. Dr Field treated Paul and he was moved to Monmouth Memorial Hospital. Wolcott and wife had married two months earlier. Conductor H Landes and Engineer Edward Carr operated the train. The corridor claims electro automatic signals protected the line.

Red Bank N. J Pennsylvania Railroad Jersey City Paul Wolcott John Wright Eatontown Mrs. Wolcott H. Landes Edward Carr

Daily excursions by tourist cars on Thursday runs

Daily excursions in Tourist Cars Personally conducted every Thursday. Chicago, Union Pacific and Northwestern Line. Two fast trains daily from Chicago at 6 PM and 10 30 PM. No change of cars. Tickets and division at Chicago and Northwestern Office 41 away. Keep it always In the house the Cold cure Jaynes Expectorant.

Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern Line Chicago and Northwestern Jaynes Expectorant Advt

Single New York City police commissioner bill debated

Senator Platt discusses a proposed New York City police bill to create a single commissioner appointed by the Mayor and removable by the Governor without charges. He says the Republican leaders will push immediate passage at session start. Odell will handle Charter Bees Commission findings without recommendation.

Senator Platt Platt Washington Fifth Avenue Odell Dunn Cohen Tribune New York City Raines Delehanty Board of Mediation and Arbitration Mr. Platt Senate House Odell Ba Charter Bees Commission Nixon Ellsworth Resa Wilcox Aubture Mailey Reuters Assembly Babcocr and Mank St. Lawrence Assemblyman Stevens Franklin Armstrong Massachusetts

Peoria Decatur and Evansville Securities Delisted

On the stock exchange the second mortgage bonds and trust certificates of the Peoria Decatur and Evansville company were struck from the list as the road, operating 254 miles in Indiana and Winds, foreclosed under the first mortgage and now run by Illinois Central. Four thousand shares traded with a price rise to 2 percent, buyers curious why the delisting was announced at day end rather than open. Foreclosures occurred February 6 1900 and May 10 1900 respectively.

Stock Exchange Tigher Peoria, Decatur and Evansville W. H. Granberg Committee On Stock Peoria Decatur and Illinois Central Granberg Decatur Indiana Winds

Manley to Seek Internal Revenue Post After Maine Session

Joseph H. Manley of Augusta Maine traveled to Washington to discuss the Internal Revenue Commissionership left vacant by Commissioner Wilson's death. Named as future Speaker of the Maine Legislature, he would resign any federal post during service and may accept the tax post after the legislature’s session in March.

Joseph H. Manley Augusta Republican National Committee Washington Internal Revenue

Newfoundland Enlarged Cabinet Reconstructed in St Johns

Premier Bond, with Imperial approval, enlarges the Newfoundland Cabinet to meet Reid contract issues. Cabinet includes Premier and Colonial Secretary Robert Bond, Finance Edward Jackman, Justice William Horwood, Leader George Knowling, and ministers Edward Morris Augustus Harvey James Pitts Hed Woods James D Ryan. Three noncabinet ministers named Elidaw e Thomas Murphy and George Gushue.

St. John’s, N. F Bond Joseph Chamberlain Newfoundland Reid Robert Bond William Horwood Edward Jackman Legislative Council George Knowling Edwad Morris Augustus Harvey James Pitts Hed Woods James D. Ryan Agriculture Elidawe Fisheries Thomas Murphy George Gushue

Union League Club Member Robbed in Pearl Street Incident

William Osborne, a Union League Club member and distillers agent on Front Street, was listening to tambourine players at 28 Pearl Street when George Rice alias O Neill, 18, of 19 Cherry Street, snatched his gold watch. Patrolman Hart of Oak Street arrested Rice, held in $1,000 by Irate Flammer of Content County Court.

William Osborne Union League Club Distillers Pearl St George Rice O'Neill Cherryst Hart Oak St Rice

Royal Limited Trains Quick NYC to Washington Ad

From New York Royal Show trains depart foot of Liberty Street at 11 00 A M with no excess fare on the Royal Limited. Other fast solid sets at 3 00 A M 10 00 A M 7 00 P M and 12 15 P M. Earlier minutes in the world.

Lake Shore Limited Epsalate New York Chicago New York Central Pullman Chieno Lake Short St. Louis Kan City Louis Washington Royal Liberty St Royal Limited

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